MY PRIORITIES
Opportunity for people.
A city that works.
These are the four areas I want to work on with Chittoor’s residents, educators, entrepreneurs and public offices.
Skills that open doors
TDP’s Yuva Galam commitment aims for 20 lakh jobs across Andhra Pradesh in five years. My contribution starts with school learning, STEM curiosity and skills that help young people pursue work.
How I want to begin
01Run free STEM learning experiences that help students enjoy science, maths and making things, beginning with the session planned for 5 October 2026.
02Help college students and job seekers practise software skills, build real projects and understand what employers expect.
03Bring educators, working professionals and employers into the conversation so young people can find guidance and opportunities.
The party describes 20 lakh jobs in five years as a statewide pledge, linked to Yuva Galam. Local teaching, mentoring and connections are how I can contribute to that larger aim.
Read the TDP commitmentBuild value here in Chittoor
Useful technology should solve a real problem for a farmer, a small business or a young person starting a career. I want more ideas and more project work to grow here.
How I want to begin
01Talk with farmers, traders and small businesses to identify everyday problems worth solving before building a digital tool.
02Explore simple pilots for information, customer reach, record keeping and operations, shaped with the people who will use them.
03Build on client project experience to create practical learning and work opportunities for local talent.
Chittoor’s district profile describes an economy with strong agricultural links and access to major markets. The state also has an MSME support platform. My proposals begin with local needs.
Explore AP MSME OneListen, stay, follow up
A conversation should not end when someone shares a problem. I want people to know they can speak up and see what happens next.
How I want to begin
01Spend time in neighbourhoods, listen to residents and write down recurring concerns with their permission.
02Help identify the right public office or official channel for each issue and support people in raising it.
03Share clear updates about what was raised, what response came back and what still needs attention.
Municipal services and grievance channels exist. Residents often need clear information and a dependable way to follow up. I can help make that process easier to navigate.
See the municipal service portalMake everyday life work better
Safe drinking water, drainage, regular waste collection, usable roads and working streetlights shape the quality of daily life. These basics deserve patient, sustained attention.
How I want to begin
01Work with residents to map repeated issues street by street, then raise them through the responsible municipal channels.
02Track follow up on water, drains, waste, roads and lighting so problems are not lost after a single complaint.
03Support local efforts around cleanliness, responsible waste handling and water conservation where neighbours want to participate.
Andhra Pradesh’s municipal initiatives encourage citizen participation in cleanliness. Infrastructure work requires public agencies; my role is to listen, organise information and keep the conversation moving.
Read the municipal initiativeTHE SOURCES BEHIND THIS WORK
Grounded in local needs.
I have used published party, district and state information to frame these priorities. The jobs figure is a statewide TDP pledge. The activities on this site are my local intentions, not completed government projects or a promise that any public issue will be resolved.